Yes, Goldman has been buying quite a bit lately. At these prices it wouldn't take much to build a huge position.

I think that the diamond is significant but we must not forget, our bread and butter is still the sulphides. I say spin off another company(Starfield Diamond), give us all 1 share per 10 owned in the new company(33 million share float) and then just JV it to BHP or someone like that. So everyone would still have a position in the new company. BUT do not do what another company that I owned did. Great Western minerals split their company in two and had promised the shareholders that they would get a position in the new company. That is how it is done legally but, they screwed everyone and did not give them any shares. I am sure they could have taken them to court but would it be worth it in the end? I sold prior to them announcing that the shareholders wouldn't be getting their shares. It just took too long for me and I just had a gut feeling that something bad was up. The shareholders were pretty mad and many who had been staunch supporters sold and never looked back. Their management lost a lot of respect and I don't know if the market took them seriously since. They do have a great property in Saskatchewan, it is up by Uranium City called Hoidus Lake Rare Earth Minerals.